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When Can the Supreme Court Cancel Bail? Recent Judgment on Abuse of Public Authority

Introduction: Is Granting Bail the End of the Matter? Bail protects an individual’s liberty while criminal proceedings are pending. However, the grant of bail does not necessarily bring the question of custody to a permanent close. In appropriate circumstances, a ...

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Digital Evidence in Indian Courts: Can WhatsApp Chats, Emails & CCTV Prove Your Case?

A WhatsApp conversation, an email exchange, a CCTV recording or a voice note can become crucial evidence in a legal dispute. Digital records may help establish communications, reconstruct events, identify participants or corroborate a party’s version of the facts. However, ...

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Who Should Appoint India’s Election Commissioners? The Constitutional Debate Before the Supreme Court

India’s Election Commission occupies a unique position in the constitutional structure. It is responsible for conducting elections to Parliament, State Legislatures and the offices of the President and Vice-President, making its institutional independence central to the functioning of representative democracy. ...

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Legal Confidentiality in the Age of AI - Can Lawyers Safely Use AI Tools?

A Legal and Ethical Guide for Advocates in India Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of professional legal practice. Lawyers are using AI tools for legal research, drafting, summarisation, document review, proofreading, translation, case-law analysis, contract review and administrative work. ...

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Can AI-Generated Content Be Copyrighted in India?

Understanding Copyright Ownership, AI-Assisted Creation, Originality and the Emerging Legal Position Artificial Intelligence has fundamentally changed the way content is created. Today, a person can use an AI tool to generate a blog article, photograph, illustration, advertisement, music composition, video, ...

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India's Tougher Anti-Paper Leak Law-A Step Towards Protecting Merit and Restoring Public Trust

A Legal Perspective on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Act, 2026 For millions of students across India, a public examination is far more than a test—it represents years of dedication, family sacrifices, and aspirations for a better ...

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Lessons Every Young Lawyer Should Learn Early

The legal profession is more than a career—it is a lifelong commitment to justice, responsibility, and public service. Every advocate begins their journey with ambition, knowledge, and the desire to make a meaningful impact. However, success in the legal profession ...

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The Future of Legal Ethics in the Digital Age

The legal profession has never remained static. From handwritten pleadings to electronic filing, from physical libraries to digital legal databases, every generation has witnessed transformation in the practice of law. Today, however, the profession stands before perhaps its most significant ...

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Cross-Border Succession Planning: What Global Indian Families Must Fix in 2026

Protecting Wealth Across Borders Requires More Than Just a Will. Global Indian families are increasingly building wealth beyond geographical boundaries. A business in India, investment portfolios in the UAE, real estate in the UK, children settled in the United States, ...

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Can One Poorly Drafted Agreement Lead to Years of Litigation?

Why Smart Businesses Invest in Legal Clarity Before Signing, Not After a Dispute Begins In business, partnerships are built on trust.Transactions are built on opportunity.But when disputes arise, courts do not interpret trust—they interpret documents. One poorly drafted agreement, one ...


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S. 50 NDPS Act Not Applicable To Recovery From Bag Carried By A Person: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court recently reiterated that the conditions for personal search as specified in Section 50 of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act are applicable only for the search of the physical body of the person and not for ...

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Legal Framework for Virtual Court Hearings: Challenges and Opportunities

The advent of virtual court hearings marks a significant evolution in the judicial system, reshaping traditional courtroom dynamics. While this shift brings efficiency and accessibility, it also introduces unique challenges and opportunities that require careful consideration within the legal framework. ...

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Indian Penal Code

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) is the official criminal code of India. It is a comprehensive code intended to cover all substantive aspects of criminal law. The code was drafted on the recommendations of the first law commission of India ...

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Get Online Pass To Enter Supreme Court Premises

The Supreme Court on Thursday launched ‘SuSwagatam’, a new initiative to generate entry passes online to help those who need to visit the court premises for various purposes. Chief Justice of India (CJI) D Y Chandrachud on Thursday announced the ...

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Can One Poorly Drafted Agreement Lead to Years of Litigation?

Why Smart Businesses Invest in Legal Clarity Before Signing, Not After a Dispute Begins In business, partnerships are built on trust.Transactions are built on opportunity.But when disputes arise, courts do not interpret trust—they interpret documents. One poorly drafted agreement, one ...

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Recruitment Process -Last Date To Fulfil Eligibility Criteria Is Last Date To Submit Applications, In The Absence Of Any Specific Rule: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court emphasized that where there is an absence of any specific rule or prescription, the last day for fulfilling eligibility is the last date of submission of the application. The Court made the observation while refusing the benefit ...

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